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Jul 31, 2008
Wii Feature | Call of Duty 3
Wii - Call of Duty 3 - 7 ways to spot an impending crap sequel So many sequels, so much hype, so little time... Let our foolproof guide help you cut through the crap before it's even released ...
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Nov 10, 2009
Wii Feature | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex Edition
Wii - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex Edition - Modern Warfare: The story so far

Like most of you, we plowed through Call of Duty 4’s single-player campaign in a day and then spent the next couple of years blasting away at multiplayer. It’s not that the campaign was horrible, far from it. The first Modern Warfare employed innovative techniques that pushed the boundaries of interactive storytelling. ...

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Aug 17, 2009
Wii Feature | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex Edition
Wii - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex Edition - The Top 7... games that need prequels

Every time a game is successful, critically or commercially, folks start speculating about sequels. Will there be a sequel? How many sequels? When will we see the sequel? What will happen in the sequel? Who shows up in the sequel? Sequel? ...

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Mar 10, 2009
Wii Feature | Call of Duty: World at War
Wii - Call of Duty: World at War - You got your zombie in my multiplayer!

There must have been some multiplayer design summit that our renowned game developers attended a few years ago. Where else could so many devs get the bright idea to throw our new favorite cannon fodder - the zombie (sorry Nazis) - into multiplayer slaughter modes? Not that we’re opposed to the idea at all. We hate zombies! ...

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Feb 6, 2009
Wii Feature | Call of Duty: World at War
Wii - Call of Duty: World at War - The 10 most pointless videogame subtitles ever

To clarify, this isn’t about dialog captions, which are also referred to as “subtitles.” This is about the wastes of ink which game publishers love printing after game names. Take “Halo 3: ODST,” for example. “ODST.” What is that? It’s some letters that provide no information other than, “Hey, this isn’t the original Halo 3, it’s actually something a bit different.” ...

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Nov 14, 2008
Wii Feature | Call of Duty: World at War
Wii - Call of Duty: World at War - Is Call of Duty: World at War better than Call of Duty 4?

Which Call of Duty reigns supreme? Modern Warfare or World at War? Master debaters Charlie Barratt and Chris Antista are picking their trenches and laying it all on the line to help you decide. Using a refined mix of gentlemanly discourse and juvenile name calling, these two brave editors will navigate a minefield of topics and controversies. ...

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Sep 14, 2009
Wii Feature | Captain Rainbow [Import]

They (whoever “they” are) say you should never meet your heroes. The logic behind that tidy parcel of wisdom is that if you get too close you'll see how human and pathetically ordinary your heroes actually are. But things are quite different in Japan. Meet the oddest Japanese videogame heroes and you won't be underwhelmed or disappointed: instead, you'll be hypnotised by some podger's perpetual hip gyration dance and ripped to ...

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Jan 7, 2009
Wii Feature | Castlevania Judgment
Wii - Castlevania Judgment - GamesRadar's Anti-Awards 2008

Just a few weeks ago we celebrated the very best of 2008 with our Platinum Chalice Awards.Today though, we must temper our merriment with disdain and head-sagging shame, for these are the moments that truly made our stomachs turn. ...

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Dec 17, 2008
Wii Feature | Castlevania Judgment
Wii - Castlevania Judgment - 5 franchises that need facelifts

In examining the best gaming franchises in recent years, we’ve found the best titles to be those that tweaked a significant portion of the core mechanics. On the surface, gameplay is largely the same, yet with different environments (see: Halo or almost every Nintendo game from Twilight Princess to Mario Galaxy). ...

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Dec 15, 2008
Wii Feature | Castlevania Judgment
Wii - Castlevania Judgment - The Top 7... Games you don't want for Christmas

On December 26th, the healing process can finally begin. Many will make their yearly pilgrimage to crowded malls in order to return all the unwanted presents they politely pretended to like the day before. Garbage cans will overflow with ravaged wrapping paper. Thoughts will turn towards the inevitable packing away of oversized Santa Clauses, gaudy strings of lights, and wilting Douglas firs. ...

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